All believers must tell at least one person or several (nonbelievers) about the gospel’s good news, which is one of the duties of a believer. The words “good news” and “gospel” basically mean the same thing. To tell someone about the gospel, first, we must know, understand, and practice the gospels ourselves.

The New Testament’s first four books are called the gospels. The four books are Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John; some of the scriptures in these gospels may be a little different from each other.

 Men wrote these gospels, and that also depends on where each writer got their information from, plus the men who wrote these gospels made mistakes too. Some people make the wrong assumption that if it is in the bible, it has to be mistake-free.

If you are not already a believer, please consider becoming one soon. As soon as you become a believer, things you never noticed before start appearing in your mind, such as living in peace at your current residence.

All believers should know, understand, and obey God’s and Jesus’s commandments, laws, and rules; that way, you can be a better witness. Some people on earth have not heard or understood the gospels. Therefore, someone must not just tell them but also explain the gospel to nonbelievers.

God has put it on my heart that there is an urgency for us to do this. I do not know if this has to be soon, but then again, I do not understand God’s or Jesus’ reasoning. I am using this blog to spread the good news; you can use any method to spread the gospel.

I am telling everyone on earth, including some believers, to read and study the bible often and obey God’s and Jesus’s commandments, laws, and rules, but we sometimes fail as humans. The good news is that no human on earth has to die a spiritual death, which means your spiritual being can live forever in heaven or someplace else.

The four gospels are about Jesus and how he was born, lived, and died. How Jesus was born is important, and how he lived is essential too, but what his death did is the main reason for this good news. Before Jesus was born and before he died, every human on earth had to die a spiritual death.

While this good news may not be important to nonbelievers, who are prominent people, we are supposed to tell them about this good news. Nonbelievers do not know God, Jesus, or the Holy Spirit, so they probably will not have any idea of what you are talking about when you tell them the good news.

Share with nonbelievers what Jesus has done for you; if you have any evidence of what Jesus did for you, by all means, share it with them. If you have seen any miracles that Jesus performed, tell them about that also. You will have to convince nonbelievers to accept the good news, but you do not have to twist their arms to make them take it.

Thousands of years ago, God intentionally or unintentionally made a law that he cannot change; the law states, “The wages of sin (the penalty of sin) are spiritual death. Satan loves that law because he knows God cannot change it, even if he wants to.

With that law in place, Satan knew every human on earth would have to die a spiritual death, thus increasing the chances of all humans going to hell. To change that law, a human had to die and come back to life again, which is what it would take to abolish this law. Satan knew no human could come back to life after dying.

God outwitted Satan again on this one. He sent Jesus, his son (the Spirit of God in a human body), to be born a human through a human woman. Therefore, for all practical purposes, Jesus was a human, even though his father was not a human. Jesus could die a physical death for everyone and return to life again to break that law’s grip on all humans.

That is what you should try to make unbelievers understand, and give it your best shot. If you are successful in that effort, you will have turned another nonbeliever into a believer. If you are not successful with that person, keep trying. If you are not successful with them, you have done your job.

by: Staff